How to improve your listing

How to improve your listing

hi, hosts! i wanted to discuss with you ways to make our listings be worth more! For years i rented apartments in New York City and in Milan, I would like to share with you tips and to invite you to share yours!

 

  1. write your best value in the title. does your place has a pool? do you have a free parking on the property? is your place a historically or artistically special? write it in the title!
  2. choose amenities based on your target! it’s important to target your best customer with a special offer. are you renting a quite place for couples? then you can add aromatic sticks and herbal teas samples, wine glasses etc. are you close to business centers and have working area for remote workers? let them know the speed of your wifi, that you have a printer and basic office supplies. do you target art lovers? be sure to place brochures from local galleries and concert calendars!
  3. make your space more valuable by art! i personally noticed that mural art i made led to more booking requests! and i did it for other hosts too. if the place is not just a place to sleep in, but an experience of style - it makes a difference! paintings, statues, other art objects can speak to your target about your city, it’s history and values. it can be a good way to increase the value of your listing.
  4. ask for personal feedback before you ask to leave a review. this might seems a waste of time but i did noticed it’s not! a tenant that sees you want to make the renting experience for them better are more likely to reveal what you can actually improve. and if your tenant is unhappy with something it’s better to catch that information before they are writing a public review. many times in my experience i was able yo offer an easy fix to their struggle and solved it. that led to good reviews as well from those who originally wouldn’t leave a good one.

 

those are tips that i wanted to share with you! does it resonate with your experience? did you try any of it? do you want to share yours? Let me know! Let’s share!
[Title updated by Community Manager for relevancy]

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Hi Yulia,

Thank you for sharing these helpful  tips with the community!  We’re always looking for ways to improve and grow.

 

Wishing you continued success.

 

With appreciation,

Anne

 

oh wow too many things that i did not have on mind thank you for this info.

Very useful, Yulia! Thanks.

Thank you! Working on improving my listing.

@Yulia102 Thank you for sharing, very helpful!

@Yulia102 Thanks for sharing, great tips especially number 4.   

@Yulia102 Thank you for sharing these's idea's.  Your mention of "make your space more valuable by art" is a great idea.  When I stay somewhere I really enjoy that experience.  

Rebecca
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Hi @Yulia102 👋

 

Thank you so much for sharing this information. You've helped a lot of Hosts who have thanked you below 🤗 

 

We can't wait to see what you share next! 😊

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@Yulia102 Thanks for your helpful tips 

Hi @Yulia102 , thank you for sharing these valuable tips with us.  We will make direct work of them so far.. Thank you and receive our warmest regards❤🌏

 

Clear value in the title and targeting the right guest type makes a big difference. I would add that consistency matters too  accurate photos, realistic amenities, and delivering exactly what is promised tends to outperform extra touches if expectations are misaligned. Art and small experience upgrades work best when they match the location and guest intent

Hi @Yulia102 ,

 

Thank you for sharing — very valuable insights. I completely agree that listing optimisation is both a branding and data strategy.

 

Title positioning works like SEO inside Airbnb’s algorithm — highlighting high-impact amenities (parking, fast WiFi, unique features) directly improves visibility and conversion.

 

Target-based amenities are essential. When the property experience aligns with a defined guest persona (business travellers, couples, digital nomads), the booking quality and review performance increase significantly.

 

I also appreciate your point about art and design. A differentiated aesthetic transforms a listing from accommodation into an experience, which strengthens perceived value.

 

Finally, pre-review feedback is smart reputation management. Identifying and resolving friction points before public reviews protects ranking and brand credibility.

 

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